Forms and Moodboards for photographers
Send your client one link before the shoot. They answer a few questions, react to photo styles and pick between favourites, and you arrive knowing the photos they want.
What your client sees · on a laptop or a phone, from your link
Photos you’d like to be in
Tap images to react. Tell us what you like and what you don’t.











2 of 11 rated · 4 more needed
Question 3 • Spectrum
How comfortable are you in front of a camera?
From one link to a shot list they’ll recognise.
Five steps, in the order they happen.
Start from the template.
Your wedding photos is ready to send: seven questions, nine photos and three pairs. Swap in your own work.
Your wedding photos3 stepsOne laneBy groupWelcomeAlways firstAbout your daySlides · 7 questionsPhotos you’d like to be in9 imagesWhich is closer to the photos you want?3 pairsEndingAlways lastStep 2 of 3 · Moodboard
Photos you’d like to be in
Nine photos in different styles: colour and black and white, soft and dramatic light. Swap in your own work before you send it.
9images5to react toOpen in Moodboard studioMoodboard 2 of 3Photos you’d like to be in
Tap images to react. Tell us what you like and what you don’t.









Send one link to your couple.
Paste it into your usual email. Each of them answers on their own, under your studio’s name and colour.
Your wedding photos3 stepsOne laneBy groupWelcomeAlways firstAbout your daySlides · 7 questionsPhotos you’d like to be in9 imagesWhich is closer to the photos you want?3 pairsEndingAlways lastWelcome
Your wedding photos
Your note, what they’ll do and how long it takes.
WelcomeYour wedding photos
A few questions and photos so I can plan your wedding pictures. Answer on your own, even if your partner is answering too. There are no wrong answers.
What you’ll do
- Answer 7 short questions
- React to about 9 images
- Choose between 3 pairs of images
You can stop and pick up where you left off.
BeginThey tell you how they want to look.
What the photos are for, posed or in the moment, bright or moody, and which extras they want for the session.
What your client sees · one question at a time
NNorthlight StudioForm 1 of 3Saved to secure sessionQuestion 5 • This / Not That
Finish each line
Move through each line and choose the word that lands closer.
1The colour should bebright
brightmoody2I’d like
colourblack and white3The light should feel
naturaldramaticBackNext linePrefer not to answer
1234567They react to photo styles.
They click a photo, rate it and say what draws them in, like the light, the mood or the way it’s shot.
What your client sees · they click a picture, rate it and say why
NNorthlight StudioMoodboard 2 of 3Photos you’d like to be in
Tap images to react. Tell us what you like and what you don’t.









3 of 9 rated · 2 more needed
Step 1 of 3×How does this image land?
12345678910What draws you in? Select all that apply.
Color paletteTypographyLayout & compositionMood & energyTexture & materialityPhotography styleOverall aestheticHow does it make you feel? (optional)
PremiumApproachableBoldCalmAuthenticInnovativeWarmCleanAnything else? (optional)The light on the face, and the black and white. That’s what I want.
CancelBackNextBackSaveSee what they agree on, and why.
Results shows the photos they both liked, where they split, and their reasons. Plan the shot list from that.
Results
Your wedding photos1About your day2Photos you’d like to be in3Which is closer to the photos you want?Who you askedChapter 2 of 3 · Moodboard
Photos you’d like to be in
Both people you asked have reacted. Open a photo to see their reasons and their own words.
2answered0to go9 images, most liked firstSort A black and white studio portrait of a woman with a shaved head, lit from one side2 liked · 0 passed · Agreed
Reasons
- Photography style 2
- Mood & energy 1
How it felt
- Bold 2
- Authentic 1
In their words
The light on the face, and the black and white. That’s what I want.
AmaPin
A colour portrait of a young woman in an orange and blue dress against a dark backdrop2 liked · 0 passed · Agreed
A darkroom in deep red light, with a woman at the bench1 liked · 1 passed · Split
A free template: wedding photography questionnaire.
Seven questions, nine photos and three pairs. Use it as it is, or change anything before you send it.
- 1What the photos are for
- 2Posed or in the moment
- 3How comfortable they are on camera
- 4Which extras they want for the session
- 5Bright or moody, colour or black and white
- 6When they’d like the session
- 7Anything you should know
Preview. Answers here aren’t saved.
SlidesOne question per screenClassicEvery question on one pageQuestions from photographers.
Yes. Upload your own work, or photos your client sent you, and they react to those instead of ours.
Yes. Send each of them the same link. Results shows where they agree, where they split, and each person’s own answers.
Yes. Change the questions and the photos on the board. The wedding template is a starting point, not a limit.
Yes. Upload the proofs to a Moodboard. Your client rates each one, then picks between their favourites, one pair at a time.
No. They open your link, type their name and start. Email is optional.
14 days free, then $20 a month for one person, or $49 a month for a team of up to five. Your clients answer for free.
Know the photos they want before the day.
Send the free wedding photography questionnaire to your next couple. 14 days free, then $20 a month.
Add a card to start; nothing is charged until the trial ends. Cancel any time from Settings.
What your client sees · when they finish
Thank you, Ama.
Your responses have been recorded. The team can now review what you shared.
Your 17 answers, one tile each: 7 questions, 7 images, 3 pairs
This is what stood out in what you chose.
The images you rated highest



